Michael Glover discusses the dangers of growing reliance on technological surveillance and institutional systems, arguing that this dependency weakens individual self-reliance. He highlights the rapid expansion of camera networks and data centers, warning that these institutions often fail during crises and can create new vulnerabilities. Glover emphasizes the importance of understanding human stress responses, such as tonic immobility, to prepare for emergencies. He advocates for practical preparedness, including securing food sources, homeschooling, and managing daily stress to maintain c…
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